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British 1864 pattern Cavalry Sword. 90cm single edged fullered blade, maker marked "Mole, Birmn" with additional inspection mark of Crown B21 to spine of blade with "Mole". Blade has one nick to edge. The Bowl Guard has the distinctive double slot for the sword knot as well as the Maltese Cross design. The grip has been overpainted at some point in time. Overall length 104cm. Complete with scabbard with double suspension rings, with marking to throat "Mole Patent".
WW1 British Officers Sword. 82cm long fullered blade with etched decoration Royal Coat of Arms and "GR V". Well marked with makers name, "Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London" with serial number 59413. White felt buffer washer. Other side of blade is HW Proof marked along with retailers mark for "Flights Ltd, London, Camberley and Aldershot". Wire bound shagreen grip. Guard with leather knot. Complete with brown leather scabbard again maker marked for Wilkinson and leather frog with an additional spare dress plated metal scabbard.
British Army Artillery Officers Sword with 82cm fullered single edged blade with etched decoration to Lt Col Ralph Peacock, XIX Lancashshire Volunteer Artillery. Retailer marked to J&W Wood, 74 King Street, Manchester. Shagreen wire bound grip. Overall length 98cm. Complete with scabbard. Appointed Hon. Col of the 2nd East Lancs Brigade in 1908. Lt Col Peacock was the eldest son of the famous Railway Engineer Richard Peacock.
Cased Third Reich SA Honour Dagger, standard design SA dagger with reverse of the blade having Ernst Rohm dedication. Gilt cross guard and top fitting with oak leaves relief. Housed in leather covered scabbard and complete with a presentation case. Dagger is a post war representation. Accompanied by two reference books on Third Reich Militaria. (3 items)
An Indonesian Kris late 19th/early 20th century, with distinctive wavy blade and silver coloured metal grip and with silver coloured metal bound scabbard, the blade 31.5 cm, 45 cm overall, together with a Kukri 20th century, with horn handle and 33.5 cm unmarked blade, all within a brown leather scabbard housing a further smaller blade.
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